I will be hosting the next echocardiogram course, I want to give some of you that are interested to apply for the course. Unfortunately, we cannot accept all applicants as there will be a strict criteria for this course. The aim of this course is to teach you the basics of echocardiogram using a handheld device and then you can go ahead and use this within the community to detect cardiac diseases early so if you’d like to apply, I’d like to see how many in this community are interested so please comment below and I will take it from there.

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Here’s your ECG challenge for today: 🫀 55-year-old male, sudden-onset chest pain. What does this ECG show? Options: A) STEMI B) LBBB C) Pericarditis D) Normal Drop your answers below 👇 I’ll reveal the correct answer tonight.

Happy Friday everyone 👋 Here’s something practical for you all: a simple Cardiology OSCE History Template you can use in exams or placements. Some of you may know it but some of you may find this helpful. Structure: 1️⃣ Presenting complaint 2️⃣ History of presenting complaint (onset, character, radiation, associated symptoms, timing, severity) 3️⃣ Past medical history (cardiac + general) 4️⃣ Medications (cardiac, anticoagulants, risk factors) 5️⃣ Family history (sudden death, cardiomyopathy, IHD) 6️⃣ Social history (smoking, alcohol, occupation, exercise tolerance) 7️⃣ Systems review (chest pain, palpitations, dyspnoea, syncope, oedema) 8️⃣ Summary + working diagnosis 💡 I used this as a starting point throughout training — it kept me focused and examiners loved the clarity. 👉 Save this and practice saying it out loud until it flows naturally. If you want a full set of OSCE checklists and frameworks, they’re all inside my UK Medical Student Survival Guide ebook — releasing in a few days.